| JanieBlue, I love showers without doors. My parents made me design them one after experiencing them in European hotels. I hate shower curtains, they always end up sucking in even though they have magnets on the bottom of the liner.
Ideally you should have about three feet to keep the splashes from entering the rest of your bathroom. Glass or glassblock work fine. I've also seen smaller glass pieces that mount on a bathtub. (These often are hinged because bathtubs are usually in recesses where space is tight.)
Kohler makes a curved doorless shower. (Cyan walk-in shower) Actually if you google walk-in shower and look at images you'll see lots of possiblities. |